Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-11-10
LOCAL MENTION.
{" Fine weather, isn't it2"
Bring in your job work.


Bring in your job work.
Hard coal at Queal Il Co.'s.
Mason fruit jars at Kellar's.
Try ten cent lunch at the bakery.
Brick, lime, stucco, at Quea1 & Co.'S.
Sam Kellar is on the sick list this
week.
Almost chilly enough to touch off the
heater.
Fruit, confectionery and tobacco. at
the bakery.
The town marshal should complete
his sidewalk.
w. Elliott loans money at low rates.
No commission.
Entire new stock of cook and heat
ing stoves at Murphy's.
For best quality of ammunition in
the city. call at Murphy's.
2. Allen buys all kinds of grain and
pays the top price every time.
AAS "a iSS vi lluN Ids
cents within the past two weeks.
Thos. Fowler is much better and a
steady improvement is looked for.
w. G. T. U. will meet at the reading
room Saturday, Nov. IL, at three p. m.
Hooking valley, Jackson hill and
best grades ofsCft coal at Queal & Co.'s
The street crossings are being i'm
proved and preparations made for the
freeze up.
Late Pasadena, California, papers re-
ceived from Fl. I'll. Vincent, show that
the boom is still on.
The Spring Valley M. E. church is
receiving the attention of large force
of plasterers to-day.
II any Of the Herald readers want to
purchase good organ they will find a
bargain at this office.
E. Brauch has leased the vacant store
room in Kyte's block in which to dis
play his holiday stock.
Just think of it: Articles worth 25c
selling for loc at Murphy's. Call and
see his ten cent counter.
What would make nicer Christmas
present than a fine organ? Call and
see the one we have for sale.
The place to get good lunch, or to
buy fresh rolls, bread, cake. pies, etc, is
at the Hurley bakery. Ten cent lunch
| Ladies Mite society will meet with
Mrs. d. q. Ward.sW ednesday, Nov. 16,
at two o'clock p. m. All are cordially
| invited.
Election passed off quietly in Hurley,
with an occasional contest as to who
should instruct voter how to fill out
his ticket.
The finder of pair OF child's. dark
red mlttens will receive the heartfelt
thanks of little miss by leaving the
same at this office.
Strenuous efforts were made by the
boilers to down c. M. Pier, but even
with imported sharpers in some of the
precincts, it didn't work.
New sidewalks have been built this
week on Dakota street from Park Bou'
levard to the school house. and on Cen.
| ter avenue and Burns Place.
The Wagner building. on Washing.
ton street, recently purchased by Jos
| Allen. is being sided and otherwise i'm,
proved, and will be occupied by A. II
| Kroll.
| Parties at a distance desiring infor
nation as TO the best method of hand
ling cattle for dehorning, will be fur
nished the same by addressing E. z
Moore, Hurley.
1 Judge Tripp, of Yankton, was mar
ried last Sunday evening to Mrs j. NJ
] Washburn. The ceremony took place
in st. Paul, at the residene of the brides
brother, Senator Davis.
A vote was taken in Hurley last weei
to see how the ladies stood on the sa
loon question. OF the 65 called upon
only four objected to signing the peti
tion against the saloon.
The boilers ticket, which was worked
at the Hurley polls by two members o.
the prohibition election committee, L
u. Neaton and JAS. Hamlin, lost thu
no license ticket several votes.
| Arlington has just assumed the re
sponsibility of an incorporated village
Judging from the appearance Of th'
advertising columns of the Sun we hat
supposed it was a broming young city
A pretty fair sized club of subscri
bers TO the North Dakota Farmer wa
sent in last week from this office. al
who have not made arrangements TO
this valuable journal should do so a
once.
i Tomorrow is the day set for the exc
cution of the Chicago anarchists. Ell
forts are being made to induce Gov
Oglesby to commute their sentences t
lmpIiSoHiuelG ioi iiAe. Duo do fou nAeh
out success.
Mr.. j. N. Jones deposited some larg
sized turnips-s out of the tw
hundred bushels he raised this year-a
the Herald office this week. Now, a
we have the cold water, we will be abl
to live economically for a while ant
like Col. Sellers, ward off the Asiati
cholera.
We learn from the San Luis Vale
Graphic, published at Monte Visit;
Colorado, that two of the editors VIII
accompanied the excursion which Wis
tied that magnificent section of tn
Centennial state, have returned an
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